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Home | World | This Birds Cry Sounds Exactly Like A Human Babys

This bird’s cry sounds exactly like human baby’s

The bird from Taronga zoo in Australia left the zoo authorities wondering for a short while about the source of the baby cry.

By Telangana Today
Updated On - 21 September 2021, 05:29 PM
This bird’s cry sounds exactly like human baby’s
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Hyderabad: Well, an animal trying to imitate humans is no longer a surprise. But this lyrebird’s mimicking of a human baby wailing will surely leave you stunned. 

The bird from Taronga zoo in Australia left the zoo authorities wondering for a short while about the source of the baby cry. Well, they soon realised that the loud screaming sound came from their resident lyrebird, called Echo. 


True to its name, the zoo authorities, while sharing the video of the bird, mentioned that the bird has “AMAZING ability to replicate a variety of calls – including a baby’s cry!(sic)” 

Watch the video now:  

Bet you weren't expecting this wake-up call! You're not hearing things, our resident lyrebird Echo has the AMAZING ability to replicate a variety of calls – including a baby's cry!

📽️ via keeper Sam #forthewild #tarongatv #animalantics pic.twitter.com/RyU4XpABos

— Taronga Zoo (@tarongazoo) August 30, 2021

The video is still making waves on the internet leaving many puzzled about the lyrebird’s abilities. Lyrebirds are incredible mimics, and have been known to imitate the sounds of various things like car engines, car alarms, chainsaws, music, ringtones, dogs barking, and the human voice. 

Several netizens found the lyrebird mimicking both interesting and creepy. Many also shared their experiences of hearing a lyrebird make different noises. 

One user wrote: “WOW! These birds are so amazing. Had one nearby ages ago that used to get me every time with its sound of a mobile phone ringing!(sic)” 

“imagine working the night shift and hearing this(sic),” wrote another. So, what do you think of the mimicking bird?

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